Dylan's Mission Trip to Peru
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Dear Friends and Family,
As you may know, I am currently in my third semester in the physician assistant program at Lincoln Memorial University-DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine. I have an exciting opportunity to put into practice my clinical skills and medical education on a medical mission trip to Pachacutec, Peru during my spring break next April.
Our group of LMU PA students and faculty are excited to serve the people of this community through a church called Iglesia Cristiana de Pachacutec. We will be operating a primary care clinic for five days. For this trip, I am personally in charge of fundraising, and this mission trip has an overall goal of $50,000 to cover all the expenses. We hope to serve upwards of 250 patients and provide basic surgical services to those in need during our time in Peru.
Giving back to those in need has always been something that I am passionate about so this trip means a lot to me. I hope that this trip is the first of many medical mission trips I will take in my career. Any donation you can make is greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time and generosity. Without you, this experience is not possible.
Sincerely,
Dylan T. King, PA-S
Lincoln Memorial University-DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine
Physician Assistant Program
Class of 2016
As you may know, I am currently in my third semester in the physician assistant program at Lincoln Memorial University-DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine. I have an exciting opportunity to put into practice my clinical skills and medical education on a medical mission trip to Pachacutec, Peru during my spring break next April.
Our group of LMU PA students and faculty are excited to serve the people of this community through a church called Iglesia Cristiana de Pachacutec. We will be operating a primary care clinic for five days. For this trip, I am personally in charge of fundraising, and this mission trip has an overall goal of $50,000 to cover all the expenses. We hope to serve upwards of 250 patients and provide basic surgical services to those in need during our time in Peru.
Giving back to those in need has always been something that I am passionate about so this trip means a lot to me. I hope that this trip is the first of many medical mission trips I will take in my career. Any donation you can make is greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time and generosity. Without you, this experience is not possible.
Sincerely,
Dylan T. King, PA-S
Lincoln Memorial University-DeBusk College of Osteopathic Medicine
Physician Assistant Program
Class of 2016
Organizer
Daniel Austin
Organizer
Knoxville, TN
